With a new nose and a pair of big round eyes. It will be beautiful after the swelling is gone! *Grinz* There is big cosmetic sugery clinic everywhere so I took a picture of Boa who admitted that she had surgery on her eyes and nose and handed it to the surgeon. And man, there was a long queue but def worth the wait.
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Am just kidding... I did not plan beforehand so I dun even make appointment with any clinic or surgeon nor know which clinic to go. Nope... I did not see any pretty Koreans or those who look like she got too much plastic under her skin.
Street Stalls...
Selling almost everything...
Korean dun understand english at all and Alancia said it was one of the exciting part. Yes! Indeed, you can swear and curse at them as much as you want by maintaining a smile on your face.
We had fun, but generally, Seoul is boring. Nothing much to see or shop, been there for 6days seem forever. Its a bit disappointed bcoz I dun see any pretty koreans there. I mean not as pretty as their celebrities.
Being a masculine country, guys just like Japan is rude and pple from the villiage is even worse. I witnessed like 3 quarelling and fighting on the street. No Koreans stopped to see except for the ang mohs and the tourist. To the Korean, it might be a common things. Bcoz our korean friends said that there quarrelled like everyday when they drive.
Before we went to Seoul, we consider that we can franchise one of their cosmetic brands over to Spore. Then when we were there we decided on beauty credit, the one that Xuan Bin endorses coz we bought around 600, 000 pieces of mask from there and a few thousand bottles of whitening essence. But the day I went back to Spore, I read from the newspaper that Beauty Credit will be here soon. WTH... Its always the case.
I watched TV yesterday and the girl was saying for those who want to get out of the corporate world should save as much as you can. Bcoz money gives you the freedom. How true! If I got the money, Singapore Beauty Credit will be mine and not someone else!
I am inspired to Save!
We were quite suay there, met 2 car accidents. Our bus banged into a taxi while the taxi illegally U-turn (but maybe for them is legal). The taxi seemed to fly off a certain distance before it came to a stop and the window was shattered. What is worse is that there was kids in the car and it happened on the first day of CNY. Within 5mins, the police appeared with spray can and trying to mark the position of the bus and taxi using the spray can. Then I realised how much markings they have had on the road before this accident. It just freak pple out, how common it was to have car accident there and the police looks like they were so bored in their job. Then the bus driver drove off and I tot he going to chase us out so we take the next bus but quite amazingly, he continued to drive us to our destination despite the fact that the front of the bus is quite severely damaged .
The second accident is that a car tried to squeeze through a tiny space between another car and our bus but got scratched (I dunno is the car or our bus got scratched). So both drivers came out and started talking about it. Then quarrelled, yelled, screamed, pushed each other and started fighting and resulting a long jam behind it. The wife then tried to pull the husband away and the coach of the seoul city bus who is a girl came out of the bus and started yelling at them. Then the ang moh and me laughed at how scary the girl can be.
After that the bus driver still run towards the car driver and continued to fight. Then dunno wth happened, both drivers got back to their respective vehicles and drove away. Eh, so what u seen in the Korean drama is quite true after all. Teehee...
Well, Korea makes me miss Japan so much.
I am going back to Japan later this year but not Tokyo, Hokiaddo instead! :)
